We read each company's own page and link to it. If we found no military offer, the company stays on the board anyway, so you can compare.
See the providers ↓Pick your number of lines to see published prices. Add what you pay now to see the difference, and it stays on your device.
Prices are what each company published when we checked on November 1, 2026. They change often, and the company's own page decides. Taxes and fees are extra unless noted. Check coverage at your home and your gate before you switch.
Beta: alerts begin when a partner is signed.
Listed A to Z, never ranked. Each company's own terms decide.
10% off Value 2.0, 15% off Extra 2.0, and 20% off Premium 2.0, on up to 10 lines.
Who it names: Active duty, reservists, veterans, and military family members. The military member must be the primary account holder.
Wi-Fi for barracks and dorms with no contract and no installation. Plans, speeds, and first-month offers vary by base.
Who it names: People living at the bases it serves.
5% off monthly service, 30% off accessories, and a free two-year service hold for deployed members.
Who it names: USAA members.
Its military page offers up to a $50 prepaid Mastercard with new Spectrum Internet, through GovX.
Who it names: New internet customers who are current or former military and join GovX.
Its military page lists Internet 100 at $30 a month for 1 year, and Internet and Mobile bundles as low as $30 a month.
Who it names: New residential customers. The page names no proof of service step.
Three military plans. One line from $50 a month and four lines from $130, before AutoPay, taxes, and fees.
Who it names: Active duty, veterans, Guard, Reserve, and Gold Star families. The military member must be the primary account holder and prove status within 45 days.
10% off each line on Simplicity plans, as low as $27 a line for new customers. Fios 300 Mbps from $26 a month with Auto Pay.
Who it names: Active duty, retirees, veterans, current or former Guard or Reserve, and Gold Star families.
One unlimited mobile line for 2 years with Xfinity Internet, more lines from $30 a month, Diamond membership, Peacock Premium, and NOW TV for 1 year.
Who it names: Active duty, Reserve, retired, veterans, Gold Star families, and family in the household.
We found no military offer on these companies' pages. Regular prices, and a link to each one.
1 Gig listed at $70 a month. Bundling with AT&T wireless takes up to $25 a month off, open to anyone.
Unlimited at $25 a month, and $10 a month for the first 6 months for new customers.
Select Unlimited at $35 a month with Auto Pay for one line.
A Verizon company since January 2026. Prices depend on your address.
Unlimited Standard at $50 a month for one line and $80 for two.
12-month plans run from $15 a month for 6GB ($180 upfront) to $30 a month for unlimited ($360 upfront).
Prices depend on your address.
From AT&T. Up to 1 Gig at $50 a month with AutoPay and paperless billing, for new customers in select areas. Simply Fiber 200 Mbps is $30 a month for households on certain assistance programs, including Veteran's Pension or Survivor Benefits.
Home prices depend on your address. Roam starts at $55 a month.
$35 to $55 a month with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees, and $5 less with a T-Mobile voice line.
Says it has no military discount. Unlimited Starter is $25 a line at one to three lines, taxes and fees included.
Prepaid unlimited plans starting at $25 a month, taxes and fees included.
No company on the board matches that.
Orders to relocate for 90 days or more, to a place that does not support the contract, let you end a phone, internet, or cable contract you signed before the orders. Send written or electronic notice with a copy of your orders.
Other amounts the contract says you owe still get paid. Keeping the number applies to relocations of three years or less, when you re-subscribe within 90 days after they end. On a family plan, the account holder can end your line, and every line if the whole family goes with you. Base legal assistance can read your contract. 50 U.S.C. 3956
Cancel with no early termination fee and hold your number up to 39 months if you reactivate in that time. Its page
Its Deployed Military Program can hold your account up to 990 days. Call (833) 502-6678. Its page
A free two-year service hold for deployed USAA members. Its page
Suspend up to 39 months with proof of deployment over 90 days, or a PCS to an area with no coverage. Call (833) 224-6603. Its page
You can suspend a line when you enter active military service. Equipment payments can keep coming due. Its page
A standard suspension for orders outside its coverage, and a short-term suspension for 89 days or less, up to 90 days total in 12 months. Its page
Checked Nov. 1, 2026. Each company's own terms decide.
It is a federal discount on phone or internet. You qualify by income or through programs such as SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, and Veterans Pension.
Some do, and they differ by company and plan. The board above lists what each company's own page said when we checked, and it says so when we found no military offer.
Under 50 U.S.C. 3956, orders to relocate for 90 days or more to a place that does not support the contract let you end a phone, internet, or cable contract you signed before the orders, with no early termination charge. Other amounts the contract says you owe still get paid.
Compare on identical data, speed, and terms, not just the headline price. Watch for promo rates that end, AutoPay discounts that drop, equipment fees, and contract lengths.
No. Every link on the board goes to the company's own site. You can set your Watch today and your target is saved. Partner offers as partners sign.
No. We don't sell your data or hand it to providers as leads.
Each company's own pages, linked on the board, plus 50 U.S.C. 3956, FCC Lifeline, and the FCC National Broadband Map, which shows who says they serve your address.
